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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-01-06
Gray Items.
by Moses

Swearing off time is past again.
Mr.. Am Ail<man is in Chicago
on business.
w. 6. Stuart was in Gray last
Friday, short time.
Numerous cases of frost bite are
reported within the past few days.
r. L. Hamilton returned OH Mon
day of last week from his Christmas
visit to Menlo. He says he had a
good time.
Elder Footc preached on Sunday
evening. He will have regular
appointment here every Sunday
evening during the winter.
George Gray shipped six cars Of
fat cattle to Chicago last week. The
company furnished a special train
from CarrolI,to accommodate Messrs.
Gray and Musson. a. F. Altman
had charge of Mr.. Gray's stock from
Carroll.
Watch meeting was held at the
NJ. f church in Gray New Years
Eve, about twenty persons taking
part IN the services. Doubtless more
would have attended had not the
night been so intensely cold.
Mrs. George Gray has returned
home after spending the fall IN the
western mountains to improve her
health, which, we are glad to say,
she has in measure accomplished
Geo. Gray furnished the birds for
turkey shoot New Years day
After Mr.. Perkins had took in two
o. the birds in four shots, "Uncle'
concluded that turkey shooting
didn't pay, and the Performance.
closed. This is the way we heart
it.
Mr.. Peter Audas has been KEEP
to his bed for nearly three week
with rheumatism, suffering intens'
pain large part of the time. W.
hope to see him around again, soon
Billy Palmer spent his New
Years holiday in Audubon witt
friends.
Mr.. Miller, of Bayard, is at worl
in Mr.. Perkins shop, in the black
smith department. He is said to b
a first class workman.
We have mad some intensly COLI
weather during the past few days
The mercury has been monkeyin,
around in the vicinity of 20 to 2
degrees below zero, and house. plant
and everything else not well pro
tected have suffered.
Geo. Pace left last Tuesday 70
Kansas, where he proposes to max
himself a home. George says h
can't stand so much cold weather
His mother has been in Missour
for some time.
DR.. Beers has located among u
and hung out his Single at the dru
store. He already has quite a
amount of practice. We understan
that another medical gentleman IT
tends locating here, and has sent fc
his household goods and will brin
his family here in short time.
/ Mr.. Sam Fisher and wife returne
f from their western tri p last weel
, and Sam is again at his place i
Gray's office.
Rev. Elliott filled his regular az
pointmcnt here last Sunday. TT
gentleman faced the terrible col
from Templeton to this place,
order not to disappoint his nearer
: Morgan Spencer informs us TIL
D he will farm the McLacklin plac
: northwest Of Gray, the comm
E season. Welcome to Gray, M
> Spencer.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-01-06
Prize Stories.

The 1onA's Companion maintains its rep
utation for publishing the best Serial and
Short Stories, as we'll as striking stories of
adventure. The next volume will contain
the eight prize stories selected as the best
from over 1900 manuscripts sent in com
petition. The first serial story, to appear
in January, will be "Blind Brother" in
eight chapters, illustrated. Every one
will want to read it. If 1915 is sent now
it will pay for the paper to January, 1888.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-01-06
Damon and Pythlas.

Prof. Gibney, OF independence, is
in town making preparations to pre-
sent the play Damon and Pythias,
and is meeting with ready help from
the members of Audubon Lodge
No. 1863. The characters displayed
in the play are most excellent, and
friendship is most hero,cally cXem-
plifed. Jefferson and Glidden have
Just been favored in witnessing the
play as presented by Prof Gibney,
and on each occasion it was enthusi-
astically received. We hope to be
able to make more definite announce.
ment next week.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-01-06

Your personal tax for the year
1855 is long past due. The penalty
for this month, December, is nine
cents on the dollar and one cent j.,
added for each additional month
until paid. Attend to this at once
and save penalty and costs Of collec.
ton. VIM. F. SToTrs,
SAW County Treasurer.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-01-06
Farm For Sale.

An excellent stock farm Of $50 acres on
sections 80 and 80, Hamlin township; zoo
acres broken, 80 acres fenced IN pasture,
balance in hay land; good running water
No. corn land and good hops. and barn.
Price 500 per acre. Apply toJ Chamber
lain, on farm, or Nash, Phelps Il Green,
Audubon, Iowa. Don't apply unless you
mean business. 34w
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Grand California Excursions.

The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway is out with a new list of dates tor
its unrivaled First Glass Excursions to
California, covering several dates (by all
routes) during the months OF December,
January, February and March, at extreme
ly low rates. For detailed information
tickets, sleeping car accommodation, etc,
apply to nearest ticket agent or address
K. A. HoLBRooK,
G. T. Il p. ~, Z. R. |, s. r. Ry., Chicago
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-01-06

The Northwestern railway company
with commendable enterprise, is sending
specimens OF Iowa soil to London, Eng,
land, for exhibition at the Worlds Fair
Each division of the road is represented
The specimen for the Boone u Council
Bluffs division was taken from Denison
1t is a block OF unbroken earth four inches
square and seven feet deep, and will be
encased in glass ox.--SxliSfis.
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Horses For Sale.

Four geldings four and five years
old, and one high grade Norman
stallion, for sale on easy terms. For
information apply to E. Bilharz, at
the Reliable Grocery Store.
ED. Prick,
3-2w Audubon Iowa.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-01-06

SENATOR ALLISON is of the opin.
ion that the new interstate trans
portation law cannot be construed
to mean that charges must be pro
rata, and that being the case the
most Objectionable feature is over
come. He says the bill will pass.
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Notice..

All parties knowing themselve,
indebted to the undersigned mus
call at once and settle either by cash
or note,
G.. III, Cross,
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To Whom it May Concern.

All parties knowing themselves
indebted to me are requested to call
and settle Immediately.
FRANK GLEASON.
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SPARKS BAKER,
Chairman pro tenn.

Chairman p'O te"'
MINUTES DURING VACATION.
November IL, 1886, issued war.
rant No. 1905 amounting to $500
TO James Ellis for janitor of court
room November term 1886 on order
of board at November session 1886.
November IS 1886 issued warrant
No liz on insane fund amounting
to 5000 to J D Holmes for commits
sioner of insanity in cases of Carrie
Gregory and Augusta Goeken in
sane on certificate of clerk.
November 20 1886 issued warrant
No II3 on insane fund amounting
to $40 to w H BrinkerhoT for
support of Carrie Gregory's chill.
dren from November ; to November
9 1886 per order of board of super
visors.
November ~ 1886 issued warrant
No rs on insane fund amounting
to $l2.5o to r Hunter for clerk
fees in cases OF Carrie Gregory and
Augusta Goeken insane on certificate
Of clerk of courts.
November ~ 1850 issued county
warrant No 1900 amounting &c
$1,000 to G w Guernsey for pub.
fishing road notices on county roads
No 345 and 10 Oakiield township as
per order of board of supervisors.
December 1886 issued county
warrant No 1910 amounting tc
$I.I25 to r NJ Carpenter for pub
fishing notices on county roads Nc
80 and 353.
December IS 1856 issued county
warrant No 1898 amounting t.
5000 to p l Whitted tor commis
eioner on county road No 345 as
per order of board September 1886
December - 1886 issued warran
No IIo on insane fund amounting tc
5000 to VIM Mallory sheriff fo
conveying Harry Noon to insane
asylum on clerks certificate.
Warrants issued TO trial Jurors fol-
November term Of circuit court 1856
total amount $3.50.
Minutes were read and on motor
approved as read January sd 1887.
]. H. RENDLEMAN,
County Auditor.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special Meeting and AUDITORS Min
utes During Vacation.
SPECIAL MEETING.

SPECIAL MEETING.
December 3Ist, 1886.
On December 23d, 1886, /, having
received written requests from a
majority OF the members of the
board of supervisors of Audubon
county, Iowa, requesting me to call
a special meeting of said board for
the purpose of considering the ques.
ton of renting the court house hall
for the evening Of December 3ist,
1886, therefore called a special
meeting of said board, to be held at
the court house in Audubon, Iowa,
at o'clock p. M, of the 3Ist day of
December, 1886, tor the purpose of
considering the question OF renting
the court house hall tor the evening
OF December 3Ist, 1886, and on De-
cember s3d, 1886, | caused notice of
the tire, place and object of the
me, ting to be published in THE
AUDUBON COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published in Audubon
county, Iowa; / also Immediately
issued notices to each member of the
board, stating the time, place and
object of the meeting.
Done at Auditors office, Audubon
county, Iowa, December 24th, 1886.
]. II. RENDLEMAN,
County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Audubon
county, Iowa, December
3lst, 1886, p. m.
The board OF supervisors met in
special session pursuant to notice and
call. Present, Sparks Baker and
Geo. Mccain. The board organ
lzed by electing Sparks Baker tenn
porary chairman. The object of
the meeting beng to consider the
question of renting the court house
hall for the evening of December
3Ist, 1856, on motion the county
auditor was instructed to rent the
court house hall for evening of De.
ccmber 3Ist, 1886: at $500, provid'
ing the parties renting the hall pay
all expenses Of this meeting. There
being no further business before the
board, on motion the minutes were
read and approved as read. On
motion the board adjourned SINE die
J. II. RENDLEMAN,
County Auditor.
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he stomach and produce Tiles. DR.. 7. W. wsstS
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Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers.

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The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

IT Is estimated that there will be $4,000
veterans In line at the Grand Army parade
in st. Louis.
Mis- LASGTRY Ia at Long Brauci for the
purpose of investing in permanent sum
mer residence there.
An exchange asks: "Does etiquette de-
mand a vest on hot duy?n IL itdoes It
can have ours L NorIlstown Herald.
PnoFfssog o. 5. FOWLER, the noted
pbrenologist ard lecturer died at his resi-
dei &C in Sharon, Conn, yesterday. lie
wo~ s years Of uge and began lecturlng 10
1874.
STEPHEN a DouGLIs Of Chicago, son Of
the Little Glant,n Is, phy.ically speak!ny,
a chip OF the old block He Is only 3G years
Of sac, aud tips the scales NJ about 3 %
POM ds.
ALvAH CLARK Of Cambridge, Mass the
famous telescope maker, Is dangerously III.
He ia SO years Of age. His son, who is now
IN Paris, is expected to sail for home
August "a.
Rev. WILLIAM NJ. DAME, rector of
Memorial Church, Baltimore, has declined
the call recently given to him by the yestry
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church at
Winchester, Va.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND takes DR.. Suther-
lands absence from Washington so deeply
to heart that he has scrupulously abstained
from going to church for several Sundays.
IN. Y. Tribune.
SCOTT MAYEs, Tennessee nonogenarlan,
residing In Summertou, has read the Bible
through ninety-four times and ia now on
the ninety'hith round. He is also an ex-
pert euchre player.
Mis- HArsEED Whose son is at colege)
George writes that he is taking fencin'
lessons. Mr.. Hayseed-I'm glad of that.
III set him dlggin' post holes when he gifts
bome.-[N Y. sun.
TIE Gsribaldi monument, which was uu.
yelled at Venice, Italy, July "a, represents
the General standing in a martial position,
upon huge rock pedestal, with his hand
resting on his sabre. 1t is the work OF the
sculptor Benvenuti.
ENGINEER WHITELAw of tho Cleveland,
Ohio, Water Works, estimates that during
the forty minutes rain-storm of Tuesday
last G90,0O0, 600 gallons of water fell inside
the city llmlls, tDuugh To ill q channel ten
feet wide, ten feet deep and twenty miles
iorg.
CoRNELIUs ALEXANDER, 81 years old, was
arrested as 2 vsRraut yesterday at Rich
mond, Va. lie stated that he was on his
wcy 10 Washington TO collect sum OF
u Oney owing him here, ana the Judge gave
him dollar to help him GOrg. lie was
educated ns a lawyer, AID is a veteran Of
the Mexican War,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
erkERAl ANp cRrrrcuLaw.

An amateur Roman translates in sidit
qUOauic as "let your ante remain or more
literally, make II Jackpot.
"Aw, who Is that large man with the re
SolyerW asked young Eastern man, in a
mining town.
"Hc's our chiropodIst."
"Ah, indeed"
"Yes; he hxcs up tender feet"
A Harvard savant was recently mistaken
for lunatic In Connecticut. This Is a de.
llghlfui relief to the monotony OF having
lunatlcs mistaken for savants.
"Patrlck, do you know that you talk too
muchfn
sol do sor"
"Well, II you'd make II an unvarylng
rule to keep your mouth shut, don't you
think you'd get along betterYn
"Fulth, sor. Ord stairuv to death, sor.n
Whistling girls come to some bad end
aud growing hens get their owners into dis
repute with the Commissioners.
The docter grabs the sick mans gold
And adds II to his pclf;
Tie thus he heeds that warning old;
"Phy sicinn, heel thy self.n
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19

tsrTHB oRITIO Is for sale Ia New York BY
BrentanO & Co., Unlou Square,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
PURPLE pNNsIEs.
i mo- lnrlly pnrden prnnnI.

Mine Is no lordly garden ground,
With winding walks and shady trscI,
And pleasant hooks, whCro may b flrnl
Safe shelter from TOO kuCn breeze,
or have drenmt 0f such a place.
Aud fercsd II well with teHdOr lauces'
7 am hut Owr0., by bol's grace.
OF just one plot of purple pansIos.
Few other flowers will mako their homes
So near the busy, dusty town:
Tie rose TO puter wei .ng3 rOams
And shun the factory Chimney's froWn.
a liluC bush ucr0ss the wall
Brings me greeting from my noighbor's,
When step out a twilight fall,
10 rest mo after weary labOrs.
linger In my small domain
or stoop 10 pluck ONE cherished flower,
And dream myself IN some cool lane,
quaint "PeasauGce," or My LadyeH
Bower
I scarcely miss the garden fair
OF sylvan queens In old romancCg,
Since find hoart's'cGso for my care
Beside my treasured purple pansies.
-lFlorencc Tylee,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19

w ANTED - Dress Making by the
W day. Apply to j. f., dress-maker, 90
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
Ilnuaed Her Elushca

wasn't that a twisterf" exclaimed the
young man from Milwaukee, enthusiast
cally, as he watched the game yesterday.
"lie's got curve like boy that's been
ealing green apples"
"l must ask you 10 take rnc away from
lie grounds, Mr. Grimshaw," said Mis-.
Howl mes, icly; "the gentleman who Is
pit"hing----n
"WlRrs the matter with him ~
"lle wears bis sleeves too decollcte -
.ChicagO TfiGuue.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
n f,issIng YOlcnnn.

1t Is said that the volcano In the Sierra
Madre Mountains can not now be found. It
has eithergOne Into the ground Rad drawn
ia crater after Il or Mexican liars Gre as
good as auynu The Pacific Goast.- Virginia
city tHev) Enterprise.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
WANTED HElP-..SALE.

M ANTID-A Young Colored Man,
w as porter In a grocery: one who eau
cut meats preferred Address, with refer.
eucCs, D., Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19

w NANTFD-Ladies as Agents for u
w paying specially. Address AGENT,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19

EOR SALT Goud Business Property
Il in " est Washington, on 32d st, bet o
and = sts; nice store and dwelling attached;
price only si,5C0. j. W. =. MYERS IS SON,
li1S " i ave,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
FOR RENJ..-HOUSES,

IIOR RENT-Brick House, q Rooms,
II mod inps; price SIS per month. W
corner Conn ave and l. 81.
1IOR Room Brick, $50,
II und 6.room frame, So, 80; good location;
j, W, r, MYERS & SON, iiss y Y ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
On, rC,,, of ;.ro,tnit,o,,

New York Man (tn Rhode Island NAM
What is tile effect Of the prohibitory law In
your State?
Rhode Island Man 1t promotes pedostri-
abkm.
New York N4u-- Hnw Is that?
Rhcde Island Everybody walks u
mile or two into Connections for his drinks.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
SPEClAL NOTICES.

~ DR.. i. 4. MCLEAN, Dentist,
49, IN Twelfth street.
Fir,t-Class work at moderate prices. Gold
ard Amnlgam l'illing. Artificial Crowns uAr.
uuncntly attached To roofs. Gold lined Rub
btr Plates; satisfaction guaranteed. G ntlc
treatment assured
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
THoMAsJ. FISHER . CO.,
1924 + street northwest.


L'OR RENT-Tbe Elegant and Desira-
Il bic brick dwelling, with brick cottage for
Postmaster General Villas residences; location
one Of the best In the city; house newly and
handsomely furnished; will be let with or
without furniture or the furniture will be sold
at great sacrifice. Call early, as such an
opportunity Is rarely offered.
Also for sale at bargain new phUton.
For particulars apply to
lIUFFTY & DYER,
pt ,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19

the Old World, accompanied by Nj.
cstimuble hplpmrc'. Mrs. Nnly
WaXcm. oar readers have probably
noticed that the Icdge's orthorrlphy
docs not seem to improve with his
absence abroad. but n mus, be rcmem.
bered that he is travelling In several for.
eign languages and compelled to write
in great haste. Consequently he can.
not be expected 10 exercise the same
studious care with his manuscript that
he would If engaged in the preparation
of committee report or answering
correspondents upon the floor Of the
House. But the fine flow OF speech
and statesmansllke ideas arc there all
the same.
PRESIDENT BLANCo of Venezuela Is
of the opinion that In the pending
boundary dispute between that Rcpub.
lie and the colony of Demarara, the
United States should interfere at once
10 put = stop to British aggresslous and
compel the English Government tosuD,
nit the question ut issue to arbitration
This Is matter which the State De
parlmcnt will doubtless consider loug
and carefully before resolving on Inter.
vention. 1t was pretty well settled
several years ago that a policy Of jlngo.
ism in South American affairs would
neither be polite nor popular.
THE Toledo, Peoria and Western
Railway probably feels relieved now
that the responsibility Of the Chats.
worth catastrophe has been fyrd upon
one Of its section forcmcn, hut the gem
eral public will hardly consider the in
generation Of poor Tim Coughlin a
satisfactory vindicl,iun uf the manage
ment nor will Tim be required to foot
lhc bill of DAMAGES. \ more thorough
investigation OF this matter than was
made by the cofoners jury is impera.
lively demanded Tn" public will not
at least it should nnt-rcst easy with
an inquiry that amounts to little more
than farce.
The Baltimore Hrti} has sensible
and suggestive article to day on The
y and the Wherefore" which con.
cludes as follows:
Tho newspapers nl the country have every
reason for cuittvntlng friendly relations with
railroad companie', but IN tljsin,tancr, thcy
have spoken with force and ununlmltg ug
condemnation that cannot he mistaken.
There Is but enc course FOR the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia To take They
must Insist on the removal of the Y.
'DrcK" BUSTED of New York,
venerable relic of the Grant era, dur.
ing which he will be remembered as
United States District Judge in Ala.
bama, has come to the surface again
at the age Of seventy. eight as defend.
ant in proceedings for divorce insti-
tuted by his wife. The old sinner ha,
abandoned his family and gone off with
handsomer woman.
THE 'lron heel of despotism" with
which We are so often told the liberties
of the District of Columbia are being
tramped out is supposed to have some
reference TO Commissioner Ludlow's
tive.hundred dollar horse. Why don't
the people rise en- mdSso and demand
that the horses shoes be taken Off
SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER, overcome
by the hardships and horrors of prison
life, is reported quite sick. He should
be put upon liberal ratiOns of bromide
of potassium.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
PROVISIONS.

TIRCIE MARKET. - Having Fur-
" chased the stock ard goodwill OF Circle
Market, corner of VI. ave, and l. st., We earn
e9tly solicit the liberal PATRONAGE given our
predecessors, and 10y making such additions
to stock as the demand may REQUIRE, with
careful attention 10 business and prompt do
livery OF orders, hopo TO plyo satisfaction To
all who patrOnize us Respectfully,
S. l., WlLl.ETr S $. il. aWYNHE,
Successors to n. s. Brooke s. Co,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
TOR sALE-Unimproved Property.

IA
10 lots on N ave and n st n will he sold
slngly or as desired; good width; no' deep:
terms easy; splendid opportunity for builders.
FOR SALE-i3 fine building lots on NY
ave ne; 20 Il front; all graded; price low;
grand chance for investment.
FOR SALE-iS,Cc0 50 II, within I block Of
horse cars. II G; ready for building; sewer
water and gas In square bargain If purchased
within short time.
FOR SALE-One of the bost lots on NJ st n
W, near N II ave, at very low figure.
FOR SALE Elegant building lot on Conn
ave, 5000 So II, at $3.50.
FOR SALE-Ncr desirable lot on Mass ave
W, south front, very fine location.
FOR SALE Beautiful building lot on RI
ave, near Iowa Circle; price Of lot. 5000.
FOR sALE-Mass ave n W, several very de-
sirablc lots with southern exposure; easy
terms.
FOR sALE-O cat n w, original lots, well
adapted for subdiyiding; nelghborhoo1 i'm
proving.
FOR sALE-Very cheap-Lot on Sd st n O.
near street cars; suitable for 10 small dw'ngs.
Choice lots In all suburban subdivisions.
GEO. T. GOFF,
No, 1870 N Y ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
WhMrEh. ..HNNSES

w Owner, by IL Small
w family ofudults, su or iLruom hon ,ei
mod lmps; good location; northwest: rent
ny 70 exceed S9 per month. Address RE.
spDNSlBLE, Critic office
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
F0R SALE-HnUSES,

T'oH sNIE'
hveroom pressed brick front housos mod
imp; pay IL per cent. on investment; price
81 OoO each.
-Four lots opposite above l1r ner 50 n.
j, W. T.. MYERS Il SON,
tIgs ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-19
EXCllgsJngs.

49,
atPECTAL SATURDAY EVENING
~ EXCURSION no NORFOLK, Fort MON
ROE. VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW.
IlNEY POINT AND CORNFIELD
HARBOR.
Palace Steamer GEORGE LEARY. sATUR-
DAY, August 20, h8D y M. from Seventh
street wharf.
Returning, leave Norfolk and Western Rail
roma COS wharf tunly fifty feet from virginia
~ ach Railroad ncpOt) upon arrival of the
tia'n from tho Beach, and from the Boston
Wharf az l'ao m sunday. arriving In Wash
ington o. m. Monday
To Norfolk and return. $3.50; to Fort Mon
roe and return. $3.50; TO Virginia Beach and
return including dinuer at Beach, So IS; to
Ocean View and return. Including dinner at
Hotel, S3.25: to Fort Monroe and return In
Guiding breakfast and dinner at Hygeia
Ilotol, 50 30,
Secure rooms and tickets at 0iD and 1851
Pcnnsylyania ave. and NJ Company's once,
ith'st. wharf. WIN 7 WEIGH,
supt. and Gen. Agent.
TpIpthnnn No -iE.Q